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TekDT BMC Pro is a lightweight Windows deployment platform for bootable USB/HDD media and PXE network boot. It streamlines installation into a repeatable workflow: choose the boot target, select or download a Windows ISO, then deploy Windows and post-install software with unattended automation. The platform supports UEFI and Legacy boot, integrated DHCP for PXE, real-time client monitoring, remote control actions, smart driver delivery, TLS-encrypted server/client communication, offline operation after preparation, state memory across sessions, and JSON-based customization. ...

This project delivers Linux support (USB driver and Tools) for a Digital Signal Processor (DSP) cards of the Signal Ranger series, see http://www.softdb.com/product_dsp.shtml for details) connected to a Linux host via USB.

LazyDS4 is a controller mapping application designed to convert HID input from a DualShock 4 controller directly to a virtual Xbox 360 controller. Optimized for simplicity and performance, it offers real-time input mapping with a ~1ms (1000Hz) polling rate, modern graphical interface with PyQt5, and automatic joystick calibration. 📌 What's New (v2.1.0) 🎨 Visual Overhaul — Modern, professional interface with gradient backgrounds and advanced styling 📐 Layout Optimization — Improved...

...MiniMon can now also be used as a device under GeigerLog: https://sourceforge.net/projects/geigerlog/ CO2 Monitor is a small, low-cost (~65€) device, which is advertised as a 'bad-air' monitor for home and office, which it indicates by green, yellow, and red LEDs, and a small numeric LCD display. MiniMon is a simple Python3 program, which can read the data from this device via a USB connection, show them on the computer screen, and log them to disk, including a timestamp. MiniMon in its current form runs on Linux, using the default HIDRAW driver, but can be adapted to other operating systems, where such a driver is available. Example output in a normal office setting: CO2: 501 ppm, T: 26.29 °C CO2: 502 ppm, T: 26.29 °C After exhaling towards the device, you may find this output, while the display on the device itself (limited to 3000ppm) only shows 'Hi' with the red LED on: CO2: 9723 ppm, T: 26.85 °C CO2: 7824 ppm, T: 26.85

Several language bindings for the FTDI D2XX driver used in FTDI's USB products. Currently supported languages are Python (pyd2xx), Java (jd2xx), CSharp (csd2xx) and LabVIEW (lvd2xx).

...Print raster instruction files with your Brother label printer via different backends pyusb (works cross-platform) network (works cross-platform for WiFi/Ethernet-enabled printers) linux_kernel (works on Linux only; uses the /dev/usb/lp0 device handles) If your printer has an 'Editor Lite' mode, you need to disable it if you want to print via USB. Make sure that the corresponding LED is not lit by holding the button down until it turns off. The special feature of this package is that no printer driver is required for it to work.

Ws2300 manipulates the LaCrosse WS-2300 weather station via its RS232/USB interface. It can read and write values, and can continuously log data from WS-2300 to a file or SQL database. All available documentation can be read online at http://ws2300.sourceforge.net/

XBMC Complete installer is a Linux automated installer for XBMC on top of minimal Ubuntu install. It aims to provide quality and complete support for installing & configuring for ION platforms/others. It automates otherwise complex tasks.

Python driver interface for Scientific CCD cameras produced by Apogee Instruments Inc. Currently only usb cameras are supported.

Python module for the i2c-tiny-usb project available here: http://www.harbaum.org/till/i2c_tiny_usb/index.shtml The module is an alternative for the linux kernel driver. With this module you can directly communicate with an I2C device. Discarded - Use Ti

libdac2 is a userspace driver for dac-2 USB audio transport controllers which were manufactured by PCDJ.

A GTK/Glade based management interface for the PODxt (Live and Pro) from Line 6. Written in Python for Linux. It requires a MIDI connection to the device and the Line6 USB driver from http://www.tanzband-scream.at/line6/